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Joined April 2011
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South Carolina Director of Recruiting for Offense @SamSerbay needs to start getting more credit, writes @jcshurburtt Through four different OL coaches, since Serbay arrived and became involved the Gamecocks have lost only one in-state OL they wanted- Monroe Freehling (UGA) who was a move-in... Serbay essentially was what we used to call the "lead recruiter" on all of them. Here is some insight and intel and why off-field personnel like Serbay is much more valuable in recruiting than we all realize ($) on3.com/sites/the-big-spur/n…
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Leading the specs Welcome @stantonweber, Special Teams Coordinator k-st.at/familybusiness
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Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player whose trademark was a red bandana. On September 11, 2001, he led people to safety after terrorists struck the World Trade Center. This is his story.
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Selection Sunday will never be the same 😔 RIP Greg Gumbel 🙏🏻
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Take the 13 minutes out of your day and watch this. Incredible story of someone who put everyone else before himself. #NeverForget
Former Boston College lacrosse player Welles Crowther sacrificed himself to save as many as 18 people on 9/11. His story needs to be told every single year. He was a real-life superhero.
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The thread of legacy...and the color of honor. As fine a piece of work and tribute as I've ever seen. A sledgehammer every year.
Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player whose trademark was a red bandana. On September 11, 2001, he led people to safety after terrorists struck the World Trade Center. This is his story.
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Horrific news for @TerpsFootball family. Isaiah Hazel died in a tragic car crash overnight, along with Khyree Jackson & AJ Lytton, Jr. All 3 young men helped lead Wise HS to three undefeated seasons from 2015-17. Hazel was a 4-star recruit when @CoachLocks took over at Maryland
The Dr. Henry A. Wise Athletic Department sends condolences to the families and mourns the loss of Khyree Jackson (State Champ 2016 c/o '17) Anthony Lytton, Jr. (AJ) (State Champ 2015,16,17 c/o '18) and Isaiah Hazel (State Champ 2015, 16, 17 c/o '19). #OnceAPumaAlwaysAPuma
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An incredible story about Bill Walton that Mike Breen shared on ESPN’s NBA Today with @malika_andrews:
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🧵 With the news that TNT might lose the NBA, it’s time to share the story about Ernie Johnson and the @NBAonTNT halftime show he made for my Bar Mitzvah. It began w my dad and ended w me being called a drug addict & ballhog (fair, tbh) in front of family & friends (1/X)
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Replying to @jpprezelski
@jpprezelski = a home run hire for our football program and the athletic department! She is making a huge impact already! #UBhornsUp🤘🏼
wkbw.com/sports/women-in-spo… @WKBW @UBFootball Women in Sports in WNY: Juliana Prezelski UB's newest Assistant Athletic Director for Football Operations tells me what it means to know she is the first woman in program history to hold this position
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“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.” - Pericles
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An overhead view of the behind-the-back crossover catch from Bijan Robinson, courtesy of the @AtlantaFalcons:
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Today we will lead the world in commemorating the 22nd anniversary of 9/11. Twenty-two years after the day that changed our world forever, we will come together to read aloud the names of those lost. Join us live: ow.ly/SRN250PIw2N
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Sad to learn about the passing of Gil Brandt. You cannot tell the story of modern day scouting without Gil, who found Cowboys’ legends like Lee Roy Jordan, Bob Hayes, & Ed “Too Tall” Jones in Mobile. Thoughts & prayers go out to Gil’s family and @dallascowboys organization. 🙏
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#ComeHome @J7ontae
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My Carolina fans go get active on my new post on IG: js1__ 🐔🐔
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